Abstract
The rheological equations for dilute suspensions of rigid axisymmetric elongated particles possessing a permanent magnetic moment with blood as a carrier fluid are derived within the frame of a structure-phenomenological approach. The Stokes fluid with couple stresses and the uniaxial dumbbell are used, respectively, as the rheological and hydrodynamic models of blood and suspended particles. The influence of an external magnetic field on a rheological behaviour of the suspensions under study is examined.
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